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Mr. P performs consistently well across all trophy buckets in Bounty mode, with win rates generally above 55%. His performance peaks at higher trophies, reaching an impressive 94% win rate in the 1600 trophy bucket and a strong 85.7% in the 1500 bucket. While his win rate fluctuates slightly at lower and very high trophy levels, he maintains a solid overall presence, suggesting that Mr. P is both effective and adaptable. His consistent performance indicates that he can be worth mastering for players aiming to climb higher, though his moderate win rates at entry-level trophies suggest he may not be the easiest brawler to pick up for beginners.

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Mr. P's performance in Brawl Ball shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across all trophy buckets, with his highest win rates appearing in the higher-tier trophies (1100 and 1200), where he achieves over 54% and even 65% win rates respectively. However, his overall win rate remains below 50% in most segments, indicating that while he can be effective at high levels of play, he may struggle to consistently outperform opponents in lower or mid-tier matches. This suggests Mr. P is not the easiest brawler to pick up and may require precise execution to be competitive, making him a challenging but potentially rewarding choice for those looking to master him.

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Mr. P performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Gem Grab, with win rates generally hovering just above 50%. Notably, his performance improves significantly at higher trophies, reaching a high of 91.5% win rate in the 1600+ bucket. While he is not a dominant force in lower-tier play, his effectiveness increases as players become more skilled, suggesting that Mr. P may be better suited for advanced players looking to capitalize on his potential in higher-level matches. His moderate learning curve and steady performance make him a viable option for those willing to invest time into mastering his mechanics.

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Mr. P's performance in Heist shows a generally consistent but slightly declining win rate as trophy levels increase, with the highest win rates observed at lower and mid-tier trophies. While he performs reasonably well in lower-tier games, his effectiveness drops notably at higher tiers, particularly above 1000 trophies. This suggests that Mr. P may be easier to pick up for casual players but less effective in competitive scenarios. Mastery might not provide a significant edge due to the inconsistent performance across different trophy brackets.

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Mr. P's performance in Hot Zone shows a generally consistent but slightly below-average win rate across most trophy brackets, with a peak around the 700 trophy bucket where he reaches a 58.7% win rate. While he demonstrates potential at higher tiers, his overall win rates tend to hover near or just above 50%, indicating that he may not be the strongest choice for competitive play. His performance suggests that Mr. P is neither particularly easy nor especially difficult to pick up, but mastering him might require more effort to stand out in higher-level matches.

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Mr. P performs consistently across all trophy levels in Knockout mode, with win rates generally above 50%. His performance improves as trophies increase, peaking at higher tiers with win rates exceeding 80% in the top 1700+ range. This suggests that Mr. P becomes significantly stronger as players become more skilled, indicating that he may be worth mastering for high-level play but could have a steeper learning curve compared to easier-to-pick-up brawlers.

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Mr. P's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent win rate across different trophy brackets, with notable improvements at higher tiers such as 1200 trophies, where he achieves a win rate of 66.7%. While his overall win rates remain above 50% in most brackets, they fluctuate and never reach exceptionally high levels. This suggests that Mr. P can be a viable option for players looking to compete at higher tiers but may require some adaptation to fully capitalize on his potential. His performance indicates he is neither particularly easy nor extremely difficult to pick up, making him a moderate choice for mastering in Wipeout.